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A firecracker allegedly thrown at a Pekingese divides neighbors; the accused neighbor admits he thought the dog was a nuisance

A man collecting disability for permanent nerve damage sues a former friend for allegedly misappropriating money; she countersues for false arrest.

A car bursts into flames after rear-ending a parked school bus. The driver blames the vehicle's owners for faulty brakes, but she is sued for damages.

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A child is accused of rolling a Hot Wheels car over the front of a large-screen TV; his mother denies all charges.

An asthmatic, absentee father who allegedly owes $55,000 in back child support is accused of reneging on a promise to buy his son a car for college.

A rescued Boxer is accused of charging and attacking a woman who was walking her leashed Highland Terriers with her husband.

Personal belongings allegedly drenched in bleach, eggs and water leave teenage ex-roommates fighting over damages

A man claims he was falsely arrested after towing company owners made outrageous accusations to the police.

A concerned neighbour steps into the middle of a family feud to testify that a rental car was smashed with a brick by an angry estranged wife.

An extremely generous landlord bails his new tenant out of jail after a DWI and then buys her a new car.

A man sues a motorist for hitting him with his SUV while he was cycling through a crosswalk; the motorist claims the cyclist was to blame.

A pool service provider accuses a woman of being difficult and drastically changing the job parameters a year after his initial work; she says he tore up her pool.

Two jet skis are allegedly rented out in perfect condition but their owners say they were returned with an array of damages.

57-year-old twin sisters are sued for medical bills when their German Shepherd allegedly attacks and bites a woman.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend borrowed money from her to pay his rent, buy clothing, and pay for medical expenses; he says they're even.

After being arrested for drunk driving, a man is sued by his brother for alleged payment of his attorney fees.

A woman is accused of damaging her ex-lover's belongings by leaving them out in the rain.

A tour guide at a bourbon distillery sues her ex-lover for allegedly using her debit card without her permission and for medical bills.

A contractor admits that he was drinking while working; he sues his former client for nonpayment of services and defamation of character.

A mother is accused of being a squatter in a rental unit; she countersues her former landlords for harassment and for impounding her children's cars.

After meeting on a dating website, ex-lovers wind up in court fighting over an engagement ring and unpaid credit card charges.

A 10-year-old boy is bitten by a leashed dog whose owner denies being at fault despite another incident the next day.

A young man describes a harrowing experience while driving his girlfriend's car; they fight over who's going to pay for damages.

A man sues his ex-lover for attempting to break down his front door in a fit of rage; she brings a witness to testify that she wasn't even in town.

A man buys a broken down Hyundai for $500 as a fixer upper for his teenage daughter but sues for $3,000 when the title is never handed over.

DI Keogh and team investigate Eulin Hastings' murder. Insights from experts lead to Aaron Fyle's conviction

Keri Harrison investigates the case of a 72-year-old man who was bludgeoned to death in the garage of his home

A woman is attacked and raped at knife point. The attacker commits more crimes over nine years. He is finally identified and caught by the police with the help of genetic genealogy.

Hollie Gazzard, a young hairdresser from the UK, was hoping for a fresh start but was tragically killed by her ex, leaving her family and community devastated.

Delving into the massacre at the Queen St HQ of Auspost in Melbourne on December 8th 1987 in which Frank Vitkovic opened fire with a military grade rifle killing eight people

In 2001, Southern Louisiana is held in the terrifying grip of a serial killer, Derrick Todd Lee, whose initial 'hot zone' is the Louisiana State University area of Baton Rouge.

A woman is attacked and raped at knife point. The attacker commits more crimes over nine years. He is finally identified and caught by the police with the help of genetic genealogy.

Hollie Gazzard, a young hairdresser from the UK, was hoping for a fresh start but was tragically killed by her ex, leaving her family and community devastated.

Keri Harrison investigates the case of a 72-year-old man who was bludgeoned to death in the garage of his home

Two jet skis are allegedly rented out in perfect condition but their owners say they were returned with an array of damages.

57-year-old twin sisters are sued for medical bills when their German Shepherd allegedly attacks and bites a woman.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend borrowed money from her to pay his rent, buy clothing, and pay for medical expenses; he says they're even.